Y Jr Basketball League Saturday Results Recap
In Frederick Maryland the Y Junior Basketball League reports Saturday games. Chrysler defeated Buick 23 20 Chev Cadillacs beat Ford 22 21 Lincoln Mercury won 42 16 over Pontiac.
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Feams
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Lincoln-Mercury
Frederick
Lincolns Mercury
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Schick
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Ramsburg
Tyeryar
R Smith
B . Gosnell
B. Gast
Keller
Dd. Shafer
Stassen Addresses Diners In Baltimore
Franklin D. Stassen, amid a Baltimore gathering at the Alexander Hamilton Club, urged firmness against Communism and outlined foreign policy aims. He claimed U S leaders have been misled by Communists since World War II and backed Western Europe defense plans.
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Harald B. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
America
Lineahy Daydine
Alexander Hamilton Club
Stassen
Suassete
Eloe
Europe
New Scandal In Basketball In New York City Colleges
A fresh college basketball scandal in New York involves City College of New York NYU and a former Long Island University player plus a jeweler accused of funding fixes. Players allegedly received up to 1500 dollars each to throw games including CCNY losses to Missouri Arizona and Boston College. District Attorney Frank Hogan said some players accepted bonuses on unfixed games and that one man Salvatore Sollazo Soliane was identified as the principal gambler with others to face bribery charges. The arrests followed custody at Penn Station after CCNY beat Temple 95 71 in Philadelphia.
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New York City
Manhattan College
City College of New York
New York University
Long Island University
City College
Missouri
Arizona
Boston College
Frank Hogan
Hagan
Kid Warner
Ed Rosman
al Roth
Harvey Connie Schaff
NYU
Edward Gard
LSU
Salvatore Tario Soliane
Hogan
Robert Sabatini
Sabatini
Sollazo
Gard
Schatz
Pennsylvania Station
Philadelphia
Temple
City Recreation League Results and Standings Update
Saturday results in the City Recreation Commission youth league show Bullets 27 edging Lakers 24 while Knickerbockers defeated Silents 35 23 at Frederick High School. Olympians beat Capitals 24 22 to tie for third. Next Saturday features Bullets versus Silents Knickerbockers versus Olympus and Lakers versus Capitals as leaders pursue the schedule crown.
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Stabbing in tavern leads to jail for suspect
A 30 year old Alden Heffner of Frederick was stabbed in the chest at about 8 45 Sunday night in the men's room of a North Market street tavern. Millard Metcalf of this city is jailed on $1000 bond accused of wielding the knife. Heffner rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Lieut. Frank Dor and Officers Alton Twentey El Carty investigated the assault. DAM Honor Roll lists five A students at Damascus High School and twenty five with all A s for first semester.
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Heffner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Lieut
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Alton Twentey
el Carty
Damascus High School
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Bernardine Gladhill
Hazel Johnson
Carel Moxley
Jaycee Warfield
Barbara Rhinsehart
Kennerroll
Wanda Pole
Ronald Gee
Edmvin Rhineharrommy Ward
Wayne Watkley Beall
Shirley
Met Jean Mullinix Mary with Ward Byelye The
Jean Mullinix meets Mary with Ward Byelye The and Gay Hard ng in a brief social encounter noted in local society pages.
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Jean Mullinix
Mary
Ward
Byelye
Gay Hardng
Myersville Man Faces Charges At Thurmont
Gaither Bohaewis of Myersville was released on bond to face drunken driving and carrying concealed weapons charges after State Police Troop WroDog Kenneth Bort arrested him on Main Street Thurmont Saturday night. A pistol was found on his person during a search. He was brought to the jail and later released. Thurmont magistrate William Houck will hear the charges tonight.
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Las Meyersville
Kenneth Bort
Thurmont
Lewis
Ife
Miistrate
William Houck
Thormont
Relief at Last for Your Cough Promises Creomulsion Help
An old advertisement touts relief from coughs chest colds and bronchitis with Creomulsion claiming it goes to the seat of trouble expels phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes. It emphasizes non narcotic formula blends creosote and other medicines and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Joosen
Mother of Seven Children Praises Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs. Mary Hardinger of Reading Pennsylvania shares a testimonial about Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She used it since age 18 for monthly distress and now during change of life to relieve nervous restless feelings. She cites relief from cramps headaches backache and tiredness and notes tablets with iron as an alternative.
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Mary Hardinger
Kutztown Road
Reading
Pennsylvania
Lydia. E. Pinkham
Dia E. Pinkham
Damascus High School Seventh Grade Class Officers Named
Forty three students in the seventy eight group of Damascus High School seventh grade participate in junior varsity basketball Glee Club band dramatics intramurals Stamp Club Library Club and dancing. The class is divided into geography committees. Homeroom advisors are Miss Janice Jemivsay and Miss Lorene Bramiett. Class officers include President Jerry Rogers Vice President Herbert Duvall Secretary
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Damascus High School
Janice Jemivsay
Lorene Bramiett
Jerry Rogers
Herbert Duvall
Secere
Mercury vapor street lighting gains rapid popularity nationwide
The article notes that Mercury vapor lights for street illumination are increasing quickly in American cities, with Helen Black mentioned in connection to treasurer duties and Don ald Johnson as student council representative.
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Helen Black
Donald Johnson
Student Council
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